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CERTIFICATE
Guide
Bhagyashri Gawande
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CONTENTS
Abstract.............................................................................................................................6
1.0 Introduction........................................................................................................... 7
6.1 : User interface 6.2 : Closing price vs Time chart 6.3 : Closing price vs
Time chart with 100 Days MA 6.4 : Closing price vs time chart with 100
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ABSTRACT
The project recognizes two types of stocks: intraday trading and long-term
investment. Intraday trading, also known as day trading, is a popular form of trading
where traders buy and sell securities within a single trading day, usually aiming to
make a profit on short-term price movements. In contrast, long-term investors buy
stocks with the intention of holding them for a more extended period, typically
months or years, with the expectation of earning returns from price appreciation and
dividends.
The project employs Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) models, a type of neural
network, which are highly effective in sequence prediction tasks. LSTM models
can retain information about previous data points and use it to inform predictions,
making them useful for predicting stock prices. In particular, past stock prices are
essential for predicting future stock prices, and LSTM models can leverage this
information to make predictions.
CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
In today's world, the stock market plays a crucial role in the global economy. The
stock market is a complex system that involves the buying and selling of stocks or
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shares of a company, which represents a small portion of the ownership in that
company. With the advancements in technology, it has become easier than ever to
access and analyze stock market data.
This project aims to provide an in-depth analysis of the stock market using various
data visualization and analysis techniques. The project will involve collecting
historical stock market data for various companies and analyzing them to identify
trends, patterns, and correlations. The data will be visualized using charts, graphs,
and other visual aids to help investors and traders make informed decisions.
The project will also explore different techniques for predicting future stock prices
using machine learning algorithms such as regression analysis, LSTM. The results of
these predictions will be visualized and compared to actual stock prices to evaluate
the effectiveness of the prediction models.
Overall, this project aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the
stock market and its trends, as well as to provide insights that can help investors
and traders make informed decisions.
(1.1) Purpose
CHAPTER 2
LITERATURE SURVEY
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discusses the challenges and limitations of using such techniques in the Indian
context.
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(3.2) Objectives
1. To Understand Historical Performance: Visualization and analysis tools
allowinvestors to view a stock's historical price movements and trading volume
over time. This information helps investors to understand how the stock has
performed in the past, identify any patterns or trends, and make informed
decisions about buying or selling the stock.
(3.3) Scope
The scope of stock prediction refers to the ability to use data and analysis to forecast the
future performance of a particular stock or the stock market as a whole. This can include
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predicting changes in stock prices, volatility, and trends based on various factors such as
economic indicators, company financial statements, and market sentiment.
There are different approaches to stock prediction, ranging from fundamental
analysis, which looks at the financial health of a company, to technical analysis,
which focuses on patterns in stock price charts.
The scope of stock prediction is significant for investors, traders, and financial
analysts who use this information to make investment decisions. Accurate stock
prediction can help investors maximize returns, minimize risks, and identify
opportunities in the stock market. However, it's important to note that stock
prediction is not foolproof and involves a degree of uncertainty and risk.
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Data Collection: The first step will involve collecting historical stock market
data from various sources such as financial news websites, stock exchange
websites, and other data providers. This data will be collected in a structured
format and stored in a database.
Data Preprocessing: The collected data will be preprocessed to remove any
missing values, outliers, and errors. The data will be transformed into a suitable
format for analysis and visualization. Data
Visualization: The preprocessed data will be visualized using various
visualization techniques such as line charts, bar charts, candlestick
charts, and heat maps. These visualizations will help to identify trends,
patterns, and correlations in the data.
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Data Analysis: The visualized data will be analyzed using statistical and
machine learning techniques to identify patterns, correlations, and
anomalies in the data. This analysis will provide insights into the stock
market and help to make informed decisions.
Prediction Models: Machine learning algorithms such as regression analysis,
neural networks, and decision trees will be used to develop prediction models
for future stock prices. These models will be trained using historical data and
evaluated using testing data. The accuracy of these models will be measured
and compared. User Interface: The system will provide a user-friendly
interface for users to interact with the data and visualizations. Users will be
able to explore the data, customize visualizations, and make predictions using
the prediction models.
Deployment: The system will be deployed on a web server or cloud platform
to make it accessible to users. The system will be scalable to handle a large
amount
CHAPTER 5
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
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Documentation
Adjustments
Test and
Reviews
Development
Phase
Sourcing
Preparatory
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CHAPTER 6 EXPECTED
OUTCOME
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(6.2) Closing Price VS Time Chart :
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(6.3) Closing Price VS Time Chart with 100Days MA :
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(6.5) Predictions VS Original :
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CHAPTER 8 CONCLUSION
(8.1) Conclusion
The stock visualization and analysis project proposes a comprehensive platform for
analyzing and visualizing stock market data. It involves several stages, including
data collection, preprocessing, visualization, analysis, prediction models, user
interface, and deployment. The project aims to provide valuable insights into the
stock market to help investors and traders make informed decisions. It explores
various machine learning algorithms, such as regression analysis, neural networks,
and decision trees, to develop prediction models for future stock prices. Overall, the
project is an essential tool for anyone interested in the stock market, providing a
user-friendly interface, visualization techniques, and prediction models to maximize
returns.
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